| The most famous sights of England (9 Apr. 2008) - The inhabitants of the Great Britain were questioned about the most popular sights of their country. As expected, the Big Ben takes the first place among these. |
| Naomi Campbell banned from the British Airways flights. (8 Apr. 2008) - Naomi Campbell, the 37-years old British supermodel has been banned from the flights of the British Airways company because of her scandal about her luggage and an attempt to assault a police officer. The representatives of BA do not give detailed comments, stating that this case is personal and each of that kind is being investigated separately. |
| 28 thousands of bags have been lost in Heathrow (1 Apr. 2008) - The Heathrow airport has it's worst time with the new fifth terminal, where already about 28 thousands of passenger bags have been lost. British Airways will have to spend more than 100 million dollars for the compensations to the passegners. |
| Britain will build ecologically clean towns. (25 Mar. 2008) - The British government has decided to earn also some money according to the latest mode for the ecology. They are going to build a couple of ecological towns and are already creating a list of requirements that these towns should fulfill. |
| The London women have arranged a parade on the 8-th of March (9 Mar. 2008) - The international woman's day is being celebrated not only in the post-Soviet countries, but also in all other. The difference is that the percent of people that know about this holiday varies from country to country. That is why sometimes women try to attract attention to this holiday even by means of demonstrations. |
| ‘East’ Festival Glorifying East and the East-End in London (6 Mar. 2008) - The "East" festival will take place in London, covering multiple sides of the Eastern London culture and traditions including cuisine, fashion, cinema and theater. |
| The British will introduce a language test for newcomers (23 Feb. 2008) - Great Britain has at last decided to control the flow of the immigrants to the country. This is an initial step that has not much effect, but would already bring some order to the process - now the immigrants will have to pass an English test to obtain citizenship. |
| Every Second there is Another One Foreigner Coming to the Great Britain (22 Feb. 2008) - Great Britain continues co count awards in the field of tourism and this time - they got a visiting record for themselves - 32.88 million of foreign tourists in the year 2007. |
| Classical music is being played on 40 London underground stations (4 Feb. 2008) - Music in some underground stations in not a real novelty - there are already stations with acoustical effects, for example Wiener Platz in Cologne. But installing audio equipment in all the underground stations - that has not been done before by any city. So, London is the first one - after a successful experiment with the music at one of their stations - they have extended the broadcasting network. |
| A pilot has gone mad during the flight (31 Jan. 2008) - A pilot has gone mad during the transatlantic flight and frightened his colleagues onboard that had to perform an emergency landing in Ireland. |
| The Leaflet for Tourists Picturing a Girl Picking Her Nose Shall Be Withdrawn from Printing (17 Jan. 2008) - The attempt of Suffolk County to attract tourists to one of its places of interest failed due to a small girl picking her nose. |
| 19 British airports have facilitated the rules of hand luggage transportation (7 Jan. 2008) - Serious restrictions didn't influence all airports, only 22 of the, including the biggest Heathrow. They were allowed to increase the limit of the luggage after the installation of the modern scanners, which appreciably fasten the luggage check performing it without any lacks of safety. |
| Britain is about to prohibit the prostitution (22 Dec. 2007) - The arguments about the prostitution ban in Great Britain have lasted for a long time. For this reason British government examines the prostitution ban idea. |
| British drivers are going to be imprisoned because of the cellphone conversation (21 Dec. 2007) - The imprisonment till 2 years threatens British drivers, who will be caught at the wheel speaking on the cellphone without hands-free equipment. This order was signed by the British prosecutor’s office. |
| British restaurants are not for vegetarians (19 Dec. 2007) - Several biggest British restaurant networks are accused that they are not able to provide to their visitors the information on expiry date and on place of manufacturing of products used for dishes. |
| The most attractive place for tourists. (14 Dec. 2007) - The capital of Great Britain - London has been named the most attractive tourist destination in the world, taking the lead over not only such cities as New York and Sydney, but also idyllic resorts on Maldives’s islands and Barbados. |
| They place New Year trees on top in London (10 Dec. 2007) - The new way of installation of a New Year tree – with top downward - has become fashionable in the best houses of the Great Britain. |
| It is possible to find a toilet with the help of SMS in London (30 Nov. 2007) - A new service which have already been nicknamed as "a toilet by a call" began to operate in the London area - Westminster. Now it is not necessary for tourists to look for a public lavatory: it is quite simple to send... |
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